It is recorded in the French Revolution that Louis XVI was guillotined, but he did not show any fear. He was very calm and asked the French revolutionaries not to persecute the priest who accompanied him before the execution. Then he took off his clothes and shouted to forgive his enemies. He is not afraid of death, but hopes that his death will bring better development to France. From the performance of Louis XVI, we can also see the extraordinary bearing of the royal family.
I don't discuss political positions, but I admire him from my attitude towards life. Nine months after Louis XVI was executed, Queen Mary was guillotined. She is hated by the French people because she is too extravagant and stubborn. Her husband has been executed, and she knows where her destiny belongs. She spent nine months alone in fear, just like counting down her life every day. If I were you, I would be afraid of being nervous.
But before she was executed, Queen Mary was so elegant. She stepped on the executioner's foot and asked his forgiveness. And warned their children never to think about revenge for her and Louis XVI. This kind of temperament is not possessed by ordinary people.
Mary lived a luxurious and carefree life every day before her death. She is keen on dressing up and never cares about the sufferings of the people, but as a nobleman, she is very brave and sincere. He was very calm during the interrogation. She tidied up her clothes before she died, which shows that as a member of the royal family, she has been defending the dignity of the royal family.